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Muhammad Ali was born 80 years ago today on January 17, 1942. From the soundtrack of When We Were Kings—the documentary about the 1974 Ali/Foreman “Rumble in the Jungle”—here is Brian McKnight and Diana King’s title track from the film. _________________________ When We Were Kings Songwriters: Andy Marvel, Amy Powers and Arnie Roman 

In every heart, there is a drum that beats Steady and strong, it does not know defeat I feel it pound, and know the sound Of true beliefs In every soul, there is a memory Of standing tall, the proudest we could be I cannot fall, for I recall We were born in majesty

And when the long fight, has been fought and won We'll stand in the sun

And we will raise out hands And we will touch the sky Together we will dance in robes of gold And we will leave the world remembering When we were kings, when we were kings

Now is the time, here is the mountain top When one man climbs, the rest are lifted up With every step we're closer yet To a higher destiny

And when we reach out to claim the thrown Every man will know

And we will raise out hands And we will touch the sky Together we will dance in robes of gold And we will leave the world remembering When we were kings, when we were kings

Do you remember When we were kings Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee

And when the long fight, has been fought and won We'll stand in the sun

And we will raise out hands And we will touch the sky Together we will dance in robes of gold And we will leave the world remembering When we were kings, when we were kings

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Amy Powers at The Byrdhouse Friday at Rare Form Sept 2022

first and ten edition

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Doctor Zhivago Music by Lucy Simon, lyrics by Michael Korie & Amy Powers, book by Michael Weller Broadway Theatre, Broadway

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The Perfect Holiday by Michael Banebrook (Review)

The Perfect Holiday by Michael Banebrook (Review)

The Problem… At forty-eight, attorney Kori Sarcotti is taking a beating. Her husband is under investigation, the FBI is serving her warrants, and her firm is sending her on road trips just to get her out of the office. But when her grandmother, and woman who raised her, passes away, things go from bad to intolerable.

The Solution… Not long after her grandmother’s funeral, Kori finds herself…

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Live and Learn

                                                                   © 2010 by Amy Powers, Jeff Bova & Gina Schock

"You can memorize every line Work on your delivery Rehearse all of your scenes 'til you know them cold But when you need a friend And they're all pretend Baby there's a point but you're missing it Why, why try to hide don't you know ya always end up paying the price."

Encontré esta canción por accidente y cuando escuche el principio simplemente me enamoro... me decepciono un poco cuando oí el coro pero lo bueno es que ya la encontré. amypowers

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Amy's Song of the Week: The Rest of My Life Not only do I love Ashley Tisdale's performance in this High School Musical spinoff, but I got to combine two of my favorite things - Broadway and Disney - with one of my favorite writers - Matt Tishler.  It's rewarding to know that songs like this spread positive messages to literally millions of kids. In this case, lessons from my personal adventures in transformation: have faith in yourself, a vision of what's possible, and trust that your dreams will become reality!

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Amy's Song of the Week: On The Edge Of Time  Hearing the legendary Anthony Warlow and Lucy Maunder join voices in this song for the first time was simply magical.  This video from the Australian version of Dr. Zhivago, The Musical - cowritten with Lucy Simon and Michael Korie demonstrates the experience. PS: Stay tuned for news about where Zhivago is heading next!

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Amy's Song of the Week: As If We Never Said Goodbye I'm so grateful when a song of mine can resurface unexpectedly and resonate with a whole new generation of listeners.  Case in point: Chris Colfer's brilliant performance of a song I cowrote for Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard, originally popularized by Barbara Streisand.